CUMBERLAND MEDICAL CENTER LAUNCHES COMPREHENSIVE STUDY TO EVALUATE THE HEALTH NEEDS OF THE COMMUNITY
Cumberland Medical Center, with collaboration from other local health professionals, is working on a road map to health for the people of Cumberland County, identifying public health needs, goals, objectives and priorities. A Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA) is a systematic collection, assembly, analysis, and dissemination of information about the health of the community. Its role is to identify factors that affect the health of a population and determine the availability of resources with the community to adequately address those factors. The hospital has launched a comprehensive Community Health Needs Assessment, which will provide the foundation for improving and promoting the health of each community member. Read More...
THOMPSON CANCER SURVIVAL CENTER PARTNERS WITH CUMBERLAND MEDICAL CENTER
Cumberland Medical Center has announced a partnership with Thompson Cancer Survival Center to manage their Radiation Oncology Program. Thompson Cancer Survival Center has 11 locations and is the leader in cancer care in East Tennessee. The new partnership was formed to develop the local cancer program and to ensure the local community the very best cancer care available close to home. Read More...
PATRICIA PELFREY NAMED CARE AMBASSADOR FOR JANUARY, 2012
Cumberland Medical Center is pleased to announce that Patricia Pelfrey has been chosen as CMC’s CARE Ambassador for January, 2012. Patricia has been an employee at Cumberland Medical Center since June, 1997. She works in the Physical Therapy Department as a Physical Therapy Technician. Read more...
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DEBI DAVIS NAMED "TAMSS" PRESIDENT
Cumberland Medical Center is proud to announce that Debra Davis has been named President of TAMSS. The Tennessee Association of Medical Staff Services was established in 1989 with an objective to unit persons who are engaged in support management and coordination of activities performed within various healthcare settings to meet copious quality improvement and regulatory requirements established to ensure optimal healthcare to our communities. The group is healthcare professionals who work in healthcare facilities (hospitals, nursing homes, physician offices, health care management/insurance organizations) and verify every aspect of physician and health care workers credentials. We make sure they are licensed, competent, trained and experienced to perform requested privileges/procedures and who meet specified criteria to participate on medical staffs, HMOs, and physician offices, with an emphasizes on certification: CPCS and CPMSM. Read More...
MARY BREEDING NAMED "PROFESSIONAL OF THE YEAR"
The Knoxville Association of Medical Staff Services (KAMSS) has named Mary Breeding, CPMSM, Medical Staff Coordinator for Cumberland Medical Center, as Professional of the Year. Mrs. Breeding was honored at the appreciation luncheon held in celebration of “National Medical Staff Services Awareness Week” held by KAMSS at Club LeConte in Knoxville, Tennessee. Read More...
DIGITAL MAMMOGRAPHY COMING SOON TO CUMBERLAND MEDICAL CENTER
Cumberland Medical Center is pleased to announce the opening of CMC's Regional Breast Center featuring the all new full-field digital mammography system. Coming Soon!
NATIONAL MEDICAL FITNESS ASSOCIATION NAMES TRES BAUCUM DIRECTOR OF THE YEAR
The National Medical Fitness Association has chosen Tres Baucum, manager of the Cumberland Medical Center Wellness Complexes, as its ‘director of the year’ from a field of 24 candidates representing more than 350 MFA-affiliated fitness facilities. Baucum will be honored at the “red carpet award ceremony” during the MFA’s 20th anniversary conference from Nov. 30 to Dec. 3 in Orlando, Florida. The organization headquarters is in Richmond, Virginia. Read More...
ASK THE OCC DOC - By Dr. Jennifer Tinch “Is it really true that secondhand smoke causes lung cancer?
Yes, secondhand smoke or ETS (environmental tobacco smoke) can cause cancer and a number of other health conditions. Several states, including Tennessee, have enacted laws protecting workers from the harmful effects of ETS. These include regulations which prohibit smoking inside restaurants, bars and other public spaces including many workplaces. However, there is one place where smoking still affects the most sensitive people and poses the most risk: at home. Read More...
MEDICAL ARTS AT FAIRFIELD GLADE UPDATE
Cumberland Medical Center is diligently working to meet the completion schedule for the Medical Arts at Fairfield Glade project. Land surveys and soil testing have been completed. Members of the senior management team have determined a proposed design for the building after traveling to several facilities in Tennessee and Georgia. The design was selected to complement the existing structures at Fairfield Glade and final approval is pending.
Cumberland Medical Center is working with March Adams & Associates Consulting Engineers, Chattanooga, Tennessee, and Artech Architecture & Interiors of Chattanooga, Tennessee, to determine the amount of space needed for each service that will be housed in the 30,000+ square foot building.
Cumberland Medical Center’s senior staff will work with the new Fairfield Glade general manager, director of community services, and the Fairfield Glade Community Club Board of Directors to effect the outcome of this project.
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